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Also known as the River City, San Antonio is situated in Texas, United States and was initially founded as a Spanish mission. The name was given by Saint Anthony of Padua who was on a Spanish expedition. The City Sightseeing bus tour covers key landmarks of the city including Pearl Brewery, San Antonio Museum of Art House, The Scottish Rite Cathedral, Hipolito F. Garcia Federal Building, Buckhorn Saloon and Texas Ranger Museum, Riverwalk/River Cruise Ride, San Fernando Cathedral/Spanish Governor’s Palace, Market Square/El Mercado, King William Historic District, Yanaguana Garden, and more.

San Antonio, with its Spanish influences, is screaming out to be explored. Visit The Alamo – the fortress and centre point to the famous 1836 battle. Uncover the city’s rich history by getting your Alamo tickets and bringing its history to life. Head to the San Antonio Museum of Art House or take a river cruise and you’ll soon be immersing yourself in the San Antonio spirit.

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Q: what is the best time to book a san antonio hop-on hop-off tour.

May to August is the best time to plan a visit to San Antonio. We recommend spending at least 3 days covering the key attractions of the city. If you are on a budget, November to April offers an excellent time to score good deals on accommodation and airfare.

Q: Are San Antonio tours guided?

That will depend on the tour provider. You’ll find that hop-on hop-off bus tours can be either live or audio-guided. Many will have a pre-recorded commentary that’ll share fascinating information about the history of San Antonio, its culture, and many places of interest. You’ll find that the audio commentary will be provided in various languages. English, French, German and Spanish are the most commonly used, but others may be available. Check the specific product page for full details of all the languages offered.

Q: What is the validity of the ticket?

There are several ticket options available to you, depending on your length of stay. Each bus tour will have validity from 24, 36, 48 to 72 hours. And the great thing is you can plan ahead as the vouchers are valid anywhere between 6 months to 1 year and can be used at any point during that period. Check the product page or bus tour operator for complete details.

Q: Where can I find a list of all the stops and a map of the various San Antonio hop-on hop-off tour routes?

You can visit the relevant product page and check the Useful Downloads section to find the latest information as routes, stops, and timings change frequently.

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Best of San Antonio Through Sightseeing Via Double Decker Bus

By: Author Melody Pittman

Posted on July 5, 2023

San Antonio, Texas, is a city that is steeped in history. From its Spanish colonial heritage to its many cultural attractions, there is always plenty to see and do in this charming city. One way to experience the best of San Antonio is by hopping on a double-decker bus and embarking on a sightseeing tour. It offers comfortable transportation and an opportunity to see top attractions, historical landmarks, and other interesting stops around the city.

In this blog post, we will take you on a tour of San Antonio, highlighting some of the most remarkable places you’ll see along the way.

City Sightseeing: Hop On-Hop Off Bus

Discovering a large city can be a fun and unique experience, and I love exploring via a double-decker bus. In San Antonio, one of America’s largest cities, the City Sightseeing tour is the perfect way to learn about the city’s notable attractions and sites. 

FYI : This tour has one route with 19 stops. A few of them include the San Fernando Cathedral, Tower of the Americas, and King William Historic District, as well as most mentioned below.

Riding on the top level of the City Sightseeing bus offers incredible photography opportunities, and, best of all, you can hop on and off as many times as you’d like for a reasonable price. If you need more time, extending your ticket is easy and affordable.

With a knowledgeable tour guide providing insight as you drive by landmarks, it’s an entertaining and informative experience. Stay hydrated under the hot Texas sun, and come prepared to bring your own drinks onboard.

Tickets typically range from $50 for adults and with discounts available for seniors, military, AAA members, and online bookings. It’s an adventure that won’t break the bank.

The Alamo Mission

San Antonio’s Alamo Mission is one of the city’s most iconic landmarks and top tourist destinations. It also celebrates its 150th birthday this year.

Open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM, the Alamo is more than just a history museum – it was once a Roman Catholic mission and fortress and the site of a legendary battle for Texan independence in 1836. Today, the Alamo is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, along with its four sister missions, making it a must-see attraction for visitors from around the globe.

Fun Fact: The same uniformed men below have been in my Alamo photos for more than a dozen years.

Stroll through the gardens, explore the exhibits, and reflect on the rich history of Texas . Your trip won’t be complete without a visit to this historic site!

The Famous San Antonio River Walk

Discover the magic of the 3.51-mile-long  San Antonio River Walk ! This charming pedestrian attraction stretches for miles, with tasty restaurants and cafes, perfect sidewalk dining, and plenty of exciting boutiques and photo spots. Explore both sides of the river to see it all at this best-of-San Antonio powerhouse offering!

I highly recommend stopping along the River Walk for a meal, chips & salsa, and a frozen margarita to truly appreciate the culture and scenery. I prefer the prickly pear margaritas from Casa Rio and the decadent cast iron goat cheese brûlée from Ambler Texas Kitchen + Cocktails .

Known as Paseo del Rio, this must-visit attraction offers everything from public art to fascinating history on riverboat tours. Take advantage of the breathtaking nighttime view, too. Experience the best of downtown San Antonio by walking along the San Antonio River Walk, paying particular attention to the gorgeous sculptures and artwork.

If you plan to take the 35-minute narrated boat tour through the scenic river walk, purchase your tickets at Go Rio as far in advance as you can. It sells out often. Go at nighttime for a really magical experience. Tickets are $14.50 for adults.

Buckhorn Saloon

If you’re a fan of presidential history, The Buckhorn Saloon in downtown San Antonio is a must-visit spot. It’s where Teddy Roosevelt recruited his Rough Riders and is rumored to be where Pancho Villa planned the Mexican Revolution.

Not only that, but it’s the oldest saloon in Texas and houses the Texas Rangers Museum.

Inside, you’ll be blown away by the incredible collection of taxidermied animals that cover the walls, making it a unique and unforgettable experience. But the Buckhorn Saloon is more than just a museum. It’s also home to a café, shooting gallery, and noteworthy gift shop.

The attraction is open 365 days a year, so you can visit whenever you’re in town. And, with the most extensive collection of Texas wildlife in the world, it’s well worth a stop. Established in 1881, the Buckhorn Saloon is a piece of history you will want to check off your bucket list.

Majestic Theatre

If you’re a performing arts fan, the 2,264-seat  Majestic Theatre  is a must-visit attraction. The Majestic has a rich history, dating back to 1929, when it was first built. It has undergone numerous renovations over the years, and today is a state-of-the-art facility that hosts a wide range of events, from Broadway productions to concerts and comedy shows. 

The Spanish Mediterranean-style architecture is stunning and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Performances for later this year include Dane Cook, Matt Rife, and Hamilton.

Historic Market Square

Looking for a taste of authentic Tex-Mex cuisine and unique Mexican crafts? Look no further than the colorful Historic Market Square , boasting over 100 locally-owned shops and stalls offering everything from handmade jewelry to cowboy hats.

Satisfy your appetite for delicious Mexican cuisine at the legendary  Mi Tierra Cafe  within the Square, and open 24/7. Catch live mariachi entertainment at both Mi Tierra Cafe and La Margarita. Don’t forget to check out the mouth-watering selection of traditional Mexican pastries. 

Bring the whole family and experience the lively, festive atmosphere that makes Historic Market Square a must-visit destination in San Antonio.

Briscoe Western Art Museum

For those interested in art and Western history, the Briscoe Western Art Museum is a must-see attraction. The museum features over 700 works of Western art, including paintings, sculptures, and textiles. You can learn about the cowboy culture and the role of the West in American history.

The museum, open Thursday through Monday, 10 AM to 5 PM, is housed in a gorgeous building with a San Antonio Public Library branch on the first floor. Tickets run $14 for adults and $12 for seniors or students. Children under 12 and active duty military (with ID) get in free.

The Historic Pearl

Before wrapping up your tour in San Antonio, check out one of the most remarkable attractions and best of San Antonio —the  Pearl District . This vibrant neighborhood has top-notch restaurants, cafes, art galleries, and shopping. The district’s mix of old and new architecture tells the story of San Antonio’s pearl industry. 

And the culinary scene here is unbeatable, with locally-sourced ingredients and creative chefs serving mouth-watering dishes. Want to satisfy your sweet tooth? Head to Bakery Lorraine for a delectable treat, or grab a meal at  Boiler House  to taste local flavors. The Poblano Mac & cheese is to die for!

And remember to check out Lick Honest Ice Cream for artisanal ice cream flavors you won’t find anywhere else. Need suggestions? Dark Chocolate, Olive Oil & Sea Salt and Goat Cheese, Thyme & Honey make me salivate!

Shopping in the Pearl District is a treat, too. You can find everything from handbags and decor to unique items from international villages. And if you’re looking for a place to stay, Hotel Emma is the perfect choice.

This flagship hotel is at the heart of the culinary community, with top-notch service and a focus on food. You can even shop for gifts at the hotel’s Curio gift shop, which has carefully selected treasures showcasing good design, artisanal quality, and high style.

Be Wowed by the Best of San Antonio

San Antonio is a beautiful city with so much to offer. The downtown area is the heart of the city and is home to many of its top attractions. From the Riverwalk to the Alamo, Historic Market Square to the Buckhorn Saloon and Briscoe Western Art Museum, there is something awesome around every turn.

Whether you’re a history buff, a fan of art and culture, or just looking for a good Tex-Mex meal, San Antonio is sure to captivate your heart. Plan your trip to this Texas gem for an unforgettable vacation.

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Hop-On, Hop-Off Sightseeing Tours by Old Town Trolley Tours San Antonio

There is no better way to see the sights of San Antonio than by taking an Old Town Trolley San Antonio hop-on, hop-off tour.  They feature 14 different stops like the San Antonio Zoo, the San Antonio Botanical Garden, Historic Market Square and many others. They operate daily from their home base at their Welcome Center at 111 Alamo Plaza and have 5 to 8 buses operating on their route every day.  Old Town Trolley Tours San Antonio sightseeing tours are an amazing way to see the downtown area!

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No trip to San Antonio is complete without touring the downtown area on a Old Town Trolley San Antonio tour.  Their San Antonio sightseeing tours begin in Alamo Plaza and then travel to the Historic Pearl Brewery, Market Square, the San Antonio Zoo and more!  They offer 24 and 48 hour tour passes and great tour and attraction packages that include admission into many of our downtown attractions like a Go Rio Cruises river tour.  You will love it! See great attractions and areas like:

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Their hop on, hop off San Antonio sightseeing tours are an amazing way to get around downtown, see the sights and learn about our wonderful city!

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San Antonio River Walk Bus Tours - City Sightseeing Double Decker and Alamo Trolley - Which One is Better?

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We visit the San Antonio River Walk a couple times a year. We stay in a hotel on the river walk, walk around the restaurants and shops, visit the Children's Museum, and take a tour. We let the kids pick the type of tour on each trip. In the past, we've taken the boat tours and boat taxi. For details, go HERE . This time, we had a request for a bus tour.

City Sightseeing Double Decker San Antonio has buses near the Alamo Plaza, Market Square and HemisFair Park. Tours start every 30 to 60 minutes and you just hop on an pay on board. You can sit down low or up high and listen to the recorded commentary. These buses are open air and are not heated. As of this posting, adults are $19.95 and kids (ages 6 to 14) are $10.95. This tour stays in the immediate downtown area and take about 1 hour.

My big kids were surprisingly calm on the entire trip. They drew pictures of everything we saw along the way. Even baby James did a good job. He was certain he should walk around the moving trolley but I was, by some miracle, able to convince him to look for birds and squirrels out the window. The tour guide gave us information along the way and parked periodically take questions. The only time he did not talk was the 2 minutes we were on the interstate.

Next time around we'll jump off at the Market Square so we can tour the farmers market. From here, we'll either walk back to the Alamo or make sure with have the Hop Pass.

If you are looking for information on the boat tours, go HERE . We like all the tours. The boats are very unique to San Antonio, but once you've done them, why not try the bus tour? If Alamo Charlie is your driver, tell him we said "hi!".

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December 10, 2015 at 4:41 am

We chose to do the two day hop on hop off pass. There were a few things about this company that I loved and a few things that could use improvement. The schedule was easy to follow although in my experience the trolley was rarely at it's destination when it was supposed to be there, it was usually late. It's...

March 18, 2016 at 3:01 am

Went on the double-decker tour around San Antonio & overall it was good. Two of the 3 tour guides were great...the black guy and the Hispanic guy (sorry, I didn't get their names) were funny and very passionate about their love for this great city. The 3rd guy (who was white) was just okay & didn't seem to put much...

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For groups of 12 or more, you may send us an inquiry at [email protected]. Although we do not guarantee bulk deals for all our tours, there are some tours for which we can offer discounted pricing. Ordinary hop-on-hop-off bus tickets are entitled to group savings. Attractions, pass items and combo tickets aren't.

Due the nature of this type of tour and varying demand, group travellers should be aware that there is no guarantee that the group will be able to travel altogether as the available seats vary from stop to stop and depends on demand each day. The group may need to split up and/or wait for the next bus(s).

As, we cannot guarantee that the group shall be able to travel together as one group, therefore we will reduce the group size down to 4-5 smaller groups per ticket (depending upon group size).

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• You can access to 1 bus route & 19 stops across the city with unlimited Hop-on Hop-off
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• Mobile and Paper vouchers are both accepted.

San Antonio is one of the major city in Texas. This city is highly populated and has a rich colonial heritage. The trip will cover the major attractions of the city so that you get to know it better. From the Hemis Fair Park, for the adrenaline boosters, to the peaceful river walk, offering options of many food outlets and boutique stores. The bus trip will visit the iconic locations in San Antonio.

Red Line : Schedule: 08:40 - 17:30 Loop: 60 Minutes Frequency:  30 Minutes

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All Mobile and printed vouchers must be redeemed at:  City Sightseeing Welcome Centre, 111 Alamo Plaza (Next to Kilwins Ice-Cream Shop), San Antonio, Texas 78205,  before board the bus. Mobile vouchers and printed vouchers are accepted. You will receive a ticket in exchange for your voucher, which you must keep until the expiry date/ tour. Please check your ticket to know when it expires. After exchanging your voucher for a ticket, your voucher will no longer be valid. In loss of voucher/ticket, company is not liable for any refund. Flexible Voucher: You voucher is valid for 12 months from the date of purchase.

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Wheelchair Access: Yes Air Conditioning, Heating: Yes Pet Friendly: Yes, Small, well-behaved dogs are allowed Baggage Policy: Hand-Baggage allowed, no big size bag or suitcases are allowed Infants can travel free and you do not require to book infant ticket. Disclaimer: Due to traffic issues, there might be sudden changes in the route or on the schedule. In "normal times" San Antonio is a busy city, especially during special events, summer holidays and at weekends. Traffic congestion and road closures -may cause delays, reduced frequency and changes to the route. We’ll do all we can to provide a smooth and frequent service!

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6 Best Bus Tours in San Antonio, Texas

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Posted on Last updated: April 23, 2024

San Antonio is a city rich in culture and history. There are plenty of things to see and do in this vibrant city, but if you want to see as much as possible quickly, a bus tour is the way to go!

San Antonio is a popular tourist destination for a reason – there’s so much to see and do! Consider taking one of the many bus tours available to make the most of your time in the city. This way, you can sit back and relax while someone else drives. Check out our list of the best bus tours in San Antonio and start planning your trip today. You won’t be disappointed!

You’ll also learn about the city’s history and attractions from your knowledgeable tour guide. Here are the best bus tours in San Antonio:

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1. san antonio river walk cruise hop-on hop-off tour.

If you’re planning a trip to the vibrant city of San Antonio , consider embarking on the San Antonio River Walk Cruise Hop-On Hop-Off Tour , as it ranks as one of the best bus tours in the city.

This tour combines a delightful boat cruise along the world-famous San Antonio River Walk and an explorative hop-on hop-off bus tour. Included in your package, you’ll have 24-hour access to the hop-on hop-off double-decker bus that has numerous stops around major attractions.

Despite receiving mixed reviews, this tour offers a unique city perspective. The river cruise is widely praised for its amazing views and informative guides, providing entertainment and education on your journey. However, some users criticized different aspects of the bus tour, such as the absence of wristbands, unclear bus stops, and long wait times.

The tour’s route begins at the Welcome Center (Stop 1) located in Alamo Plaza, well-known for The Alamo . From there, you’ll venture into the river walk district while catching glimpses of the charming historic neighborhoods before crossing over to The Pearl, where the historic Pearl Brewery used to reside.

Along this route, expect stops at famous landmarks like the Spanish Governor’s Palace, Cathedral Theater District, and Tower of the Americas, to name just a few.

With a bus arriving every 20-30 minutes at each stop, there is plenty of time to disembark and explore these landmarks up close before continuing your journey. Remember to keep your ticket handy each time you board!

For those intent on relaxing onboard and taking in the views from above, a full rotation without disembarking takes approximately 60 minutes. Savvy explorers can use their tickets with the flexibility to hop on and hop off bus ticket again several times throughout two days, truly making this a customizable experience tailored to individual interests.

A word of advice: plan your day well by considering restaurant timings and stops en route that offer chances for delectable free samples! This way, you can make your tour around San Antonio an experience filled with unforgettable sights, sounds, tastes, and memories.

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2. City Sightseeing San Antonio Hop-On Hop-Off Double Decker Bus Tour

There’s no better way to immerse yourself in the city’s rich history than a trip aboard the City Sightseeing San Antonio Hop-On Hop-Off Double Decker Bus Tour .

Operated by City Sightseeing Tours, a notable, trustworthy company in the tour industry since 1998, this flexible and engaging tour is perfect for those who love the freedom to explore at their own pace. The service runs from 8:40 am to 5:30 pm, with buses available at 19 designated stops every half hour.

As part of your experience, you can choose from 1-day, 2-day, 3-day, or even a 4-day pass with GoCity , allowing you to tailor the journey to your travel plans truly. And for those who are always on their phones, don’t worry! Both printed vouchers and smartphone vouchers are accepted.

• The Alamo : One cannot travel to San Antonio without visiting The Alamo. Located at Alamo Plaza, it’s conveniently the starting point of your journey.
• San Antonio Museum of Art House: This stop offers an emporium of culture and history ranging from Egyptian artifacts to contemporary art. San Antonio Museum of Art is known as one of the best museums in Texas.
• Hipolito F. Garcia Federal Building: Historic building with eye-capturing Beaux-Art architectural style.
• The Pearl: This former brewery has become a culinary and cultural destination.
• Spanish Governors Palace: A historic adobe from the Spanish Texas era turned museum.
• Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 76: Visit the oldest VFW post in Texas.

To make your tour even more interesting, an onboard audio commentary will educate you further about this fascinating city. Relish in the panoramic views from atop the open-top double-decker buses, and learn about San Antonio’s unique blend of cultures and historical sites while enjoying some Texas sunshine.

3. Gray Line San Antonio Sightseeing Tour

Striving to experience the lively city of San Antonio from a local’s perspective? Look no further than the Gray Line San Antonio Sightseeing Tour . Being one of the oldest and most trusted tour companies, Gray Line offers the quintessential taste of this vibrant place.

With its proven history dating back to 1910, Gray Line has been a trusted provider of memorable experiences and sightseeing tours. Their tours are particularly curated by on-the-ground experts who know what travelers would love to see. You will have a personal driver guide showing you around the city, unraveling its wonders and adventures. The tour is custom and private, ensuring an intimate experience tailored to your interests.

The company offers an extensive selection of tours. You can soak in authentic Texan culture with their Texas Hill Country & LBJ Ranch Tour or explore history with mission tours showcasing beautiful landmarks like Missions San José Concepción, San Francisco de Espada, and San Juan Capistrano.

The robust and diverse itineraries offered by Gray Line encapsulate the essence of San Antonio. Their popular Texas Hill Country & LBJ Ranch Tour takes you through the picturesque landscapes of Central Texas, providing glimpses into President Johnson’s life. Lunch at Fredericksburg town is a favorite part for many travelers.

Another highlight tour is the Missions tour. It usually encompasses four ancient missions: Missions San José Concepción, San Francisco de Espada, and San Juan Capistrano. These historically rich sites portray architectural marvels embedded with profound cultural significance.

Moreover, if you sign up as a Gray Line insider, you can access exclusive deals, discounts, and contests. With Gray Line, not only do you uncover comprehensive sightseeing opportunities, but you also get the chance to blend into local life seamlessly.

4. Alamo City Ghost Bus Tour

The Alamo City Ghost Bus Tour is a thrilling and spine-tingling experience that is sure to send shivers down your spine. This popular bus tour in San Antonio takes you on a journey through the city’s most haunted places, allowing you to explore the rich history and eerie tales surrounding them.

From the iconic Alamo, where the spirits of fallen soldiers are said to linger, to the historic Majestic Theatre, rumored to be inhabited by ghostly performers from its past, and the eerie San Fernando Cathedral, believed to be the oldest church haunted by restless souls, this tour is a must for those seeking an unforgettable adventure.

So hop on board and prepare yourself for an unforgettable night of ghostly encounters and hair-raising stories as you delve into the dark side of San Antonio’s history.

5. Shabby Bus Wine Tours

One way to explore the booming wine scene in San Antonio , Texas, is through Shabby Bus Wine Tours, a highly-rated local touring company. They offer pleasurable wine-tasting tours to some famous wineries in the Texas Hill Country.

Shabby Bus Wine Tours has professional tour guides providing safe and on-time transport services. Not only do they offer timely pickups, but also drop-off services ensuring you enjoy a fantastic experience without inconvenience.

Personalized packages offer the luxury of enjoying a wine tour with friends or family and creating memories. You get to experience tailored tour service making your experience more insular and personal.

Customers often applaud Shabby Bus Wine Tours for their attention to detail and excellent customer service, with a friendly and knowledgeable guide who ensures you get informed insights about every vineyard visited.

• Hill Country Wineries:  The tours highlight some standout wineries in the Texas Hill Country, often considered the wine destination in Texas. You can soak in the local culture, savor delicious wines, and learn about wine production methods.
• Tasting Tours: Visit rare cellars or tasting rooms for a close-up experience with tastemakers. You even have the opportunity to sample some pre-release or exclusive wines not available generally.
• Vineyard Experiences:  Besides tasting the wine, this tour lets you stroll around beautiful vineyards, allowing you a literal taste of where the magic happens – from grape vines to fermentation.
• Educational Experience: With expert guides at your disposal, expect to learn about the varietal characteristics of regional wines as well as nuances of Texas winemaking history and evolution over time.

6. San Antonio Zoo Bus Tour

The San Antonio Zoo is a popular destination for locals and tourists, offering various animal exhibits and attractions. The bus tour is a convenient and informative option among the many ways to explore the zoo. By hopping on the zoo’s bus tour, visitors can enjoy a comfortable ride while getting an up-close view of the incredible animals housed in the zoo.

From majestic lions to playful monkeys, the tour takes you through the different exhibits, allowing you to marvel at the animal kingdom’s diversity. Along the way, knowledgeable guides provide fascinating insights into the lives and behaviors of the zoo’s residents, shedding light on their natural habitats and conservation efforts.

It’s not just about entertainment – the San Antonio Zoo is committed to conservation, and the bus tour offers an opportunity to learn about its mission to protect and preserve endangered species.

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Other Best Tours in San Antonio

1. historic downtown walking tour.

This walking tour is a great way to explore downtown San Antonio. You’ll learn about the city’s rich history as you stroll through its picturesque streets. The tour includes stops at some of the city’s most notable landmarks, such as the Alamo and the San Fernando Cathedral.

2. Segway Tour of Pedestrian Bridge

This Segway tour takes you on a unique tour of the city’s Pedestrian Bridge. The bridge spans the San Antonio River and is one of the city’s most popular attractions. On tour, you’ll learn about the bridge’s history and enjoy stunning views of the river and downtown San Antonio.

3. Haunted pub crawl

San Antonio is home to some of the most haunted pubs in Texas. On this pub crawl, you’ll visit three of the city’s most haunted bars – The Stag’s Head, The Maverick, and The Black Swan. You’ll hear stories of ghosts and other paranormal activities while enjoying a few drinks along the way.

4. Bike Tour of the River Walk

The River Walk is one of the most popular attractions in San Antonio. On this bike tour, you’ll pedal through the scenic downtown area, viewing the river and skyline. You’ll also learn about the history of the River Walk and how it has become such a beloved part of the city.

5. San Antonio Food Truck Tour

San Antonio is home to some of the best food trucks in Texas. On this tour, you’ll visit three of the city’s most popular food trucks, where you’ll get to sample a variety of delicious food. You’ll also learn about the history of food trucks in San Antonio and how they’ve become such a popular dining option.

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6. Ghost Hunting Tour

This tour takes you to some of the most haunted places in San Antonio, where you’ll use ghost-hunting equipment to try to spot some spirits. The tour includes stops at the Alamo, the Majestic Theatre, and the San Fernando Cathedral. If you’re looking for a truly unique experience, this tour is for you!

What Are The Famous Tourist Destinations In San Antonio?

San Antonio is a popular tourist destination for a variety of reasons. The city is home to the Alamo, one of American history’s most famous battle sites. In addition, San Antonio is also home to the River Walk, a series of walkways and bridges that wind through the city center. Visitors can also enjoy various shopping and dining options in San Antonio, as well as a number of museums and art galleries. 

With so much to see and do, it’s no wonder that San Antonio is a top destination for tourists worldwide.

Factors To Consider While Choosing A Bus Tour In San Antonio

When choosing a bus tour in San Antonio, several important factors must be considered. One of the most important is the size of the group. While some tours are designed for large groups, others are more intimate and better suited for smaller groups. 

Another important factor is the length of the tour. Some tours last only a few hours, while others can last all day. There are also half-day and full-day options. 

Another factor to consider is the type of tour. Some tours focus on history and culture, while others focus on sightseeing or attractions.  Food and wine tours, shopping tours, and even ghost tours . With so many options available, it’s important to choose a tour that best suits your interests and needs.

What Is The Cost Of A Bus Tour Ticket In San Antonio?

Prices for bus tours of San Antonio vary depending on the company and the length of the tour, but they typically range from $25-$50 per person. 

For example, Old Spanish Trail offers a two-hour tour of the city for $25 per person, while San Antonio Grand Tours offers a four-hour tour for $48 per person. Some companies also offer discounts for seniors, students, and military personnel. 

Of course, a bus tour ticket cost is just one aspect to consider when planning your trip to San Antonio. Other expenses, such as lodging, food, and activities, must also be considered. But with a little planning and research, you can find ways to save money and still have a great time in this historic city.

Which Places Can Be Visited On A Bus Tour In San Antonio?

Bus tours are a great way to see a city’s sights without worrying about the logistics. In San Antonio, there are a number of different bus tour companies that offer a variety of different itineraries. 

Popular stops on bus tours of San Antonio include the Alamo, the River Walk, and the Witte Museum. Of course, no visit to San Antonio would be complete without sampling some of the city’s delicious food. 

Luckily, many bus tour companies also offer food tours, so you can taste your way through the city while learning about its rich history and culture. Whichever type of bus tour you choose, you’ll have a great time exploring all that San Antonio has to offer.

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Best of San Antonio Through Sightseeing Via Double Decker Bus

San Antonio, Texas, is a city that is steeped in history. From its Spanish colonial heritage to its many cultural attractions, there is always plenty to see and do in this charming city. One way to experience the best of San Antonio is by hopping on a double-decker bus and embarking on a sightseeing tour. It offers comfortable transportation and an opportunity to see top attractions, historical landmarks, and other interesting stops around the city.

In this blog post, we will take you on a tour of San Antonio, highlighting some of the most remarkable places you’ll see along the way.

City Sightseeing: Hop On-Hop Off Bus

Discovering a large city can be a fun and unique experience, and I love exploring via a  double-decker bus.  In San Antonio, one of America’s largest cities, the City Sightseeing tour is the perfect way to learn about the city’s notable attractions and sites. 

FYI : This tour has one route with 19 stops. A few of them include the San Fernando Cathedral, Tower of the Americas, and King William Historic District, as well as most mentioned below.

Riding on the top level of the  City Sightseeing  bus offers incredible photography opportunities, and, best of all, you can hop on and off as many times as you’d like for a reasonable price. If you need more time, extending your ticket is easy and affordable.

With a knowledgeable tour guide providing insight as you drive by landmarks, it’s an entertaining and informative experience. Stay hydrated under the hot Texas sun, and come prepared to bring your own drinks onboard.

Tickets typically range from $50 for adults and with discounts available for seniors, military, AAA members, and online bookings. It’s an adventure that won’t break the bank.

The Alamo Mission

San Antonio’s  Alamo Mission  is one of the city’s most iconic landmarks and top tourist destinations. It also celebrates its 150th birthday this year.

Open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM, the Alamo is more than just a history museum – it was once a Roman Catholic mission and fortress and the site of a legendary battle for Texan independence in 1836. Today, the Alamo is recognized as a  UNESCO  World Heritage Site, along with its four sister missions, making it a must-see attraction for visitors from around the globe.

Fun Fact:  The same uniformed men below have been in my Alamo photos for more than a dozen years.

Stroll through the gardens, explore the exhibits, and reflect on the  rich history of Texas . Your trip won’t be complete without a visit to this historic site!

The Famous San Antonio River Walk

Discover the magic of the 3.51-mile-long  San Antonio River Walk ! This charming pedestrian attraction stretches for miles, with tasty restaurants and cafes, perfect sidewalk dining, and plenty of exciting boutiques and photo spots. Explore both sides of the river to see it all at this best-of-San Antonio powerhouse offering!

I highly recommend stopping along the River Walk for a meal, chips & salsa, and a frozen margarita to truly appreciate the culture and scenery. I prefer the  prickly pear margaritas  from Casa Rio and the decadent cast iron goat cheese brûlée from  Ambler Texas Kitchen + Cocktails .

Known as Paseo del Rio, this must-visit attraction offers everything from public art to fascinating history on riverboat tours. Take advantage of the breathtaking nighttime view, too. Experience the best of downtown San Antonio by walking along the San Antonio River Walk, paying particular attention to the gorgeous sculptures and artwork.

If you plan to take the 35-minute narrated boat tour through the scenic river walk, purchase your tickets at  Go Rio  as far in advance as you can. It sells out often. Go at nighttime for a really magical experience. Tickets are $14.50 for adults.

Buckhorn Saloon

If you’re a fan of presidential history,  The Buckhorn Saloon  in downtown San Antonio is a must-visit spot. It’s where Teddy Roosevelt recruited his Rough Riders and is rumored to be where Pancho Villa planned the Mexican Revolution.

Not only that, but it’s the oldest saloon in Texas and houses the Texas Rangers Museum.

Inside, you’ll be blown away by the incredible collection of taxidermied animals that cover the walls, making it a unique and unforgettable experience. But the Buckhorn Saloon is more than just a museum. It’s also home to a café, shooting gallery, and noteworthy gift shop.

The attraction is open 365 days a year, so you can visit whenever you’re in town. And, with the most extensive collection of Texas wildlife in the world, it’s well worth a stop. Established in 1881, the Buckhorn Saloon is a piece of history you will want to check off your bucket list.

Majestic Theatre

If you’re a performing arts fan, the 2,264-seat  Majestic Theatre  is a must-visit attraction. The Majestic has a rich history, dating back to 1929, when it was first built. It has undergone numerous renovations over the years, and today is a state-of-the-art facility that hosts a wide range of events, from Broadway productions to concerts and comedy shows. 

The Spanish Mediterranean-style architecture is stunning and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Performances for later this year include Dane Cook, Matt Rife, and Hamilton.

Historic Market Square

Looking for a taste of authentic Tex-Mex cuisine and unique Mexican crafts? Look no further than the colorful  Historic Market Square , boasting over 100 locally-owned shops and stalls offering everything from handmade jewelry to cowboy hats.

Satisfy your appetite for delicious Mexican cuisine at the legendary  Mi Tierra Cafe  within the Square, and open 24/7. Catch live mariachi entertainment at both Mi Tierra Cafe and La Margarita. Don’t forget to check out the mouth-watering selection of traditional Mexican pastries. 

Bring the whole family and experience the lively, festive atmosphere that makes Historic Market Square a must-visit destination in San Antonio.

Briscoe Western Art Museum

For those interested in art and Western history, the  Briscoe Western Art Museum  is a must-see attraction. The museum features over 700 works of Western art, including paintings, sculptures, and textiles. You can learn about the cowboy culture and the role of the West in American history.

The museum, open Thursday through Monday, 10 AM to 5 PM, is housed in a gorgeous building with a San Antonio Public Library branch on the first floor. Tickets run $14 for adults and $12 for seniors or students. Children under 12 and active duty military (with ID) get in free.

The Historic Pearl

Before wrapping up your tour in San Antonio, check out one of the most remarkable attractions and best of San Antonio —the  Pearl District . This vibrant neighborhood has top-notch restaurants, cafes, art galleries, and shopping. The district’s mix of old and new architecture tells the story of San Antonio’s pearl industry. 

And the culinary scene here is unbeatable, with locally-sourced ingredients and creative chefs serving mouth-watering dishes. Want to satisfy your sweet tooth? Head to Bakery Lorraine for a delectable treat, or grab a meal at  Boiler House  to taste local flavors. The Poblano Mac & cheese is to die for!

And remember to check out  Lick Honest Ice Cream  for artisanal ice cream flavors you won’t find anywhere else. Need suggestions? Dark Chocolate, Olive Oil & Sea Salt and Goat Cheese, Thyme & Honey make me salivate!

Shopping in the Pearl District is a treat, too. You can find everything from handbags and decor to unique items from international villages. And if you’re looking for a place to stay,  Hotel Emma  is the perfect choice.

This flagship hotel is at the heart of the culinary community, with top-notch service and a focus on food. You can even shop for gifts at the hotel’s Curio gift shop, which has carefully selected treasures showcasing good design, artisanal quality, and high style.

Be Wowed by the Best of San Antonio

San Antonio is a beautiful city with so much to offer. The downtown area is the heart of the city and is home to many of its top attractions. From the Riverwalk to the Alamo, Historic Market Square to the Buckhorn Saloon and Briscoe Western Art Museum, there is something awesome around every turn.

Whether you’re a history buff, a fan of art and culture, or just looking for a good Tex-Mex meal, San Antonio is sure to captivate your heart. Plan your trip to this Texas gem for an unforgettable vacation.

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